unpitying

How To Use unpitying In A Sentence

• The unpitying glares he gave as he slashed his opponents.
• Was there a heart beneath that unfeeling, unpitying character?
• The conversation sticks with me; if I close my eyes, I can hear the inflections of his speech, the tone of voice that spoke unpityingly, straightforwardly, of his life.
• Philip was a voluptuary, that is, a completely selfish egotist, whose disposition and character resembled the rapier he wore, polished, keen, and brilliant, but inflexible and unpitying. My Aunt Margaret's Mirror
• At the end, when the text hints at redemption, the music turns, unpityingly, yet more brutal.
• When close to the whale, in the very death-lock of the fight, he handled his unpitying lance coolly and offhandedly as a whistling tinker his hammer.
• The last element required for the success of the future hoax was a savage, unpitying streak which both of them had in abundance.
• Her flesh was torn and raw and now unpityingly scorched on that side exposed to the caustic desert sun.
• Aldo Rossi was one of the twentieth century's most tender and thoughtful writers about the city, so it is a paradox that his urban work was often exceedingly tough, inhuman and unpitying.
• Un ought never to be prefixed to a participle present to mark a forbearance of action, as unsighing, but a privation of habit, as unpitying. A Grammar of the English Tongue